Eternal Vampire

Council of Seven, Book 1

De: Juniper Hart

Narrado por: Elizabeth Tebb, HotGhost Productions

A spell that defies all rules could cost Lane and Henry their lives and change the course of history.

Hidden away from the world and the Enchanted for years, Lane Aldwin is finally permitted to take her seat on the Council of Seven, replacing her grandmother: Miriam. Although Lane was born to a long line of powerful witches, she feels she is not the right witch for the job - especially when her mother’s ulterior motives lurk behind Lane’s every thought.

Matters only get more complicated when Miriam’s love spell manifests upon Lane and the Vampire Regent, Henry Brandis. Henry is sure he has found his mate, even if Lane is as uncertain about their relationship as she is about everything else.

Unfortunately for them, happiness cannot be achieved so easily - not with the delusional Julia Aldwin and other players challenging them with plots that would not only endanger Henry and Lane’s love, but their lives as well.

If you love vampire romances, bad boys, shifters, witches, and alphas who know how to take charge, then you will love Eternal Vampire in the Council of Seven paranormal romance series.

Content Warning: Explicit love scenes and lots of sexy shifters. Intended for 18 and up audiences.

©2019 Juniper Hart (P)2020 Juniper Hart

Good & quick read

A bit of a shorter book, than I’ve read in a while. It was what I was looking for though good book, to enjoy that didn’t consume to much time. I enjoyed it, liking the characters and story. The main characters connections was very fast, along with their physical intimacy. However that seems to be the norm, in most supernatural true mate situations.

I thought the girl that read the book, was good until it came to the main male characters voice. He was a tall good looking vampire and she made him sound like a little weasel. It was an annoying voice.

Paranormal romance

The storyline for Eternal Vampire is good. The dialogue could be improved. The narrator for the audio book is horrible. I think this story would be much more enjoyable read instead of this audio version. The storyline is interesting enough for me to continue with the series.

Eternal Vampire

Very entertaining and loved the characters in this. Narrator did a fantastic job also on this audiobook.

Interesting concept

I received this story in exchange for an honest, unbiased opinion of my own. Up until this moment I have never heard of Juniper Hart. I did not know what she wrote and if I would like her style of writing. I must admit that I was pleasantly surprised. This concept is something new that I have never read before. I have read about Super Nats on councils however the premise about the gifted species ruling is interesting.

I enjoyed Lane. Even though she was naive at no fault to her own she had spunk. Her mother on the other hand turned into this overbearing, manipulative creature virtually overnight. In the beginning of the story she was kind but by the first chapter we changed. I do understand why but it made me feel sorry for Lane. She loved her mother and her mother only wanted to use her in the end.

Henry was a good leading male for Lane. Yes, he was a bit arrogant, but he made sure that he took care of Lane and made her feel safe and comfortable with herself.

The only issue that I had with this story is that it ended to soon. I wanted to explore more of Lane coming into her own and seeing what type of magic that she has.

Elizabeth Tebb is new to me as well and she did a great job. I am really looking forward in continuing the Council of Seven series. Hopefully we will be able to see more of Lane and Henry in the upcoming books so that we can catch up with them.

Vampires and witches, oh my how exciting!

At 5 yrs old Lane has been before the Paranormal Council several times. She was home schooled by a bitter witch (her mother) looking for payback. As she takes her grandmother's place on the council, Henry, a vampire council member, is there to help her. I felt so sorry for Lane, not knowing anything about life or even her address. Thank goodness for Henry. Yes, I will be visiting The Council of Seven again later.